By Air

The main airport serving the city is:

Oaxaca International Airport (XOXOCOTLÁN. CLAVE: OAX)

The airport operates domestic flights from major Mexican cities, particularly:

Mexico City
Monterrey
Guadalajara

International participants usually travel via Mexico City before connecting to Oaxaca. You can also connect directly from Dallas, Houston, and Los Angeles.

Transportation

Official airport taxis are available at the airport terminal.
App-based transport services may have limited availability.
The historic centre is largely walkable.
Participants are advised to use registered taxis or transport arranged by hotels.

Climate

Oaxaca generally has a mild and dry climate during much of the year.

Participants are advised to:
wear light clothing during the day;
bring a light jacket for cooler evenings;
use sunscreen and remain hydrated.

Currency

The official currency is the Mexican Peso (MXN).

Credit cards are widely accepted in hotels and restaurants.
Cash is recommended for local markets and smaller businesses.
ATMs are available throughout the city centre.

Language

Spanish is the official language. English is commonly spoken in hotels, tourist services, and some restaurants, though basic Spanish expressions may be helpful.

Electricity

Mexico uses:

127V supply voltage
Type A and B plugs

Participants travelling from Europe may require a power adapter.

Health and Safety

It is recommended to bring bottled water.

Oaxaca is a safe and very welcoming destination for visitors.

As in any urban area, it is recommended to take the usual precautions regarding personal belongings.

Cultural Recommendations

Participants are encouraged to explore:

the Historic Centre of Oaxaca;

Monte Albán;

local markets and traditional crafts;

Oaxacan gastronomy, internationally recognised for its diversity and cultural significance.

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VISIT OAXACA

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https://www.oaxaca.travel/index.php/en-us/

​https://visitmexico.com/en/estado/20/oaxaca

OAXACA | Where Mexico’s Ancient Heart Still Beats | 4K Travel Documentary